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After Sales Support
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Before first use
• Unpack: This product has been packaged to protect it against
transportation damage. Unpack the appliance and keep the original
packaging carton and materials in a safe place. It will help prevent any
damage if the product needs to be transported in the future. In the event it
is to be disposed of, please recycle all packaging materials where possible.
• Safe packaging disposal: Plastic wrapping can be a suffocation hazard
for babies and young children, so ensure all packaging materials are out of
their reach and disposed of safely.
• Check power cord: Unwind the cord to its full length. Inspect the power
supply cord and plug, and all other parts of the appliance, for
visual
damage. Do not use the appliance if anything appears to be damaged or
not working properly.
In case of damage, contact our after sales support
centre using the details at the bottom of the page.
• Read instructions: Make sure you have read and understood all instructions
and warnings in this manual. Refer to the Product Overview, pages 6–7,
to familiarise yourself with the product and identify all parts. Pay particular
attention to the safety instructions on the previous pages.
• Remote control: The heater comes with a remote control, which is powered
by a button cell (CR2032, supplied inside). See opposite for how to insert a
new one.
Getting Started
WARNING!
Keep batteries out of reach of children. Swallowing may lead to
serious injury or death in as little as 2 hours due to internal burns.
If swallowed, go straight to a hospital emergency room.
Dispose of used batteries immediately.
Other battery precautions
• Do not open the batteries or short-circuit them.
• Do not mix different types of batteries. Due to increased risk of leakage,
empty batteries should be removed. The batteries should also be removed
from the remote control if it is not being used for long periods.
• Only dispose of batteries when they are fully discharged.
• Never throw batteries into a fire or subject batteries to high temperatures.
• Used batteries should not be disposed of in household waste. Dispose of
them in accordance with statutory regulations.
